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Capacitive type touch panels
The world's thinnest glass sensor achieves a total thickness of only 0.6 mm
"aimic touch" panels for slim mobile phones
The world's thinnest glass sensor, only 0.03 mm in thickness, made it possible to manufacture the "aimic touch" panels. In addition to the thinness, the sensor is also flexible, facilitating bonding with cover glass, which, in turn, strengthens the product itself. The flexibility, along with the possibility of using thin frames characteristic to glass sensor, permits a great variety of product design. The total thickness of the touch panel, including the cover glass, is as low as 0.6 mm, making it ideal for use in mobile phones that require thinness and lightweight.
Capacitive type touch panels
Simple, low-cost structure for a variety of designs and large sizes
Touch panels for tablets which are inexpensive even in the test production phase
The high-sensitivity capacitive touch panel has a simple structure consisting of vitrified and laminated X and Y electrodes, with the X electrode also serving as the electromagnetic shield. Eliminating any additional shield reduces costs greatly, achieving low prices even in the test production phase. The simple structure also permits production of large-sized units and is compatible with either glass- or resin-cover windows. These features contribute to the freedom of product design.
NEWS
- >2011/10/25The MICRO Nagaoka plant, the first facility dedicated to touch panels in Japan, started its operation in August 2011.